The Cork band Ways of Seeing are in a sonic transitional phase from their debut record “End Comes To Light” to their upcoming follow-up “The Inheritance of Fear.” Frontman and founder James O’Donnell talks to us about the band’s past, present, and future.
On today’s podcast, we speak with Richie McGrath, the frontman of Mechanical Wonders. Richie tells us how the band came about after the success of his previous band Good Time Villains, their recent anti-capitalist single “Rogue Traders,” their debut EP, “Wives’ Tales,” and much more
Last month, the Laois-based singer-songwriter Just Alice released her second single, “good thing.”, which indicates the direction she plans to take her project. She talks to us about the track, her career, and everything going forward.
Last month, the new Belfast shoegaze project, Silk, released their second single, “but then, yes,” featuring Picture Postcard’s AJ Das. Founder Michael Smyth talks to us about this project, ahead of their debut gig later in the month.
Last month, as the Berlin-based singer-songwriter Jamie Noone was preparing a hometown return to Dublin, he spoke with us about his background, the Berlin music scene, and his upcoming second album.
Back in June, the longtime Chicago-based musician Charlie Werber released his first track as a solo artist, “Krater,” which features Sunn O)))’s Daniel O’Sullivan on the B-side. Charlie spoke with us about the piece, working with Daniel, and why now was the right time to release eponymous music.
On the 28th, the Bristol band Spin Class will release their second EP, “Dinner at Derek’s”; a conceptual, food-themed record, where each track represents an item on a fictional establishment’s menu. The members talk to us about the EP, their formation, and their sense of humour.
Last week, the Irish musician and producer Dan Ryan released a cover of the traditional song, “Lagan Love.” Dan talks to us about the track and how it is an indicator of where he wants his project to go.
Released today, “Pedalling” is a unique track that combines the talents of producer Throwing Snow and writer Daragh Fleming. Daragh and Ross sit down with us to discuss how this collaboration came about.
Exactly a week ago today, the longtime Clonmel blues band Crow Black Chicken released “Ghost Dance,” their first album in almost a decade. Bassist Stephen McGrath talks to us about everything that led up to its completion.
The Limerick musician ARREN is currently in the release cycle that’s coinciding with his upcoming debut album, “Dark Earth.” ARREN sits down to talk to us about this process and his upcoming headline show at Upstairs at Whelan’s this Saturday.
Mob Wife is the latest project from several longtime members of the Belfast music scene. Their new EP, “ROT,” deals with life in gentrified Belfast. Their frontman, Chris Leckey, talks to us about the making of the EP.